Parks & green spaces

Bradford on Avon is fortunate to enjoy a variety of open green spaces for the community to enjoy, including recreation grounds, riverside spaces, play areas and a skatepark.

Discover the scenic beauty of one of the town’s largest green spaces.

Poulton Park is one of the largest green spaces in town, featuring a wildflower meadow, skatepark, play area and playing fields.

Culver Close is home to many of the town’s sports clubs and 3 community tennis courts.

Discover Westbury Garden, found beside the iconic town bridge and home to our Tourist Information Centre.

A fantastic open green space for events, sports and play.

Becky Addy Wood is an ancient woodland home to many ancient and native trees species.

Sladesbrook offers a play area, park, and two allotment sites with beautiful views.

Bearfield is a park alongside Ashley Road in the northwest of the town.

Arnold’s Wood was donated to the town council by the Arnold family in 2020.

Explore this small area of woodland overlooking the River Avon.

Small woodland on the outskirts of town with a mixture of native and non-native trees, small play area and den making opportunities.

Other spaces and play areas

Find out more about the smaller play areas, green spaces and family-friendly spots in Bradford on Avon.

A neighbourhood play area for little people finding their feet and building their confidence.

A neighbourhood play area with space to run around.

A neighbourhood play area tucked away off Greenland View.

Find out more about our approach to play

Find out which play areas we manage and our plans to improve play opportunities in the town.

Find out more about our approach to play

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